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Well, it’s sort of conservative, right? You can present any way you like so long as you’re not topless, for instance. Usually the weird rules we have for ourse
by scarejunba 7y ago
Well, it’s sort of conservative, right? You can present any way you like so long as you’re not topless, for instance.
Usually the weird rules we have for ourselves are never visible to us so I’d be somewhat hesitant to make the claim of being open to things.
In fact, if I think about it, you’d probably be stared at and feel like a spectacle and probably unwelcome with a toga, a kilt, or a lungi (even the formal variant). I don’t even think you could wear the top end of some of those clothing varieties and go to many places in SF (generally a downmarket place for clothes).
- standardUser 7y agoIf someone wears a kilt or a toga, people here might say to their friend "hey, that person is wearing a kilt/toga". That's about the extent of it. I see people wearing such things semi-frequently and think very little of it. Same with burkas, bathing suits, pretty much everything except "nudity", but even that is acceptable at large events in SF.
- scarejunba 7y agoThis is one of those things you've got to do to experience, mate. I don't know what to tell you. I live in SF and have lived in a few places in the world. The other guy put it really well. It will increase the friction you experience.